Sunday, 24 November 2013

Saturday, 23 November 2013

Script: Second Draft


VIRUS




-green banner-
[fade out sliding shots of the school with students]

{dark suspense music}

[extream close up, to close up on Rebels face]
Rebel: (rebel is stareing into the camera and puts helmit on)

[wide shot of the Rebel on the bike]
Rebel: (cycles down and into something that gets his bike stuck)

{Zombies sounds get louder}

[medium shot of Rebel, slowly closing in on his face]

Rebel: (panicing trying to get the bike out)

[close up of bike part thats stuck]

Rebel: (frantically shaking the bike and kicking it) {groans to himself} FU

-cuts to production company-

Rebel: (running round corner) {screaming} OPEN THE DOOR

[close up of feet running round corner]

[medium shot of double doors]

Geek/outcast: (unblocking door)

[low angle close up of the door]

{screams getting louder}

geek: (pulling off the chain from the door)

geek/outcast: (pull open door)

Rebel: (dives in through doors)

[medium shot taken from the floor of rebel]

all: (they rush off and rebel get up off the floor)

[medium shot of jock playing basket ball from side on in the hall]

rebel/geek/outcast: (Rush through doors)

geek: (chains up door)

{zombies getting louder}

[medium shot of boys in diamond formation]

all: (struggling to keep door shut)

geek: (turns to rebel) this is ALL YOUR FAULT (starts strangling him)

[close up of rebel being strangled]

rebel: (puts hands over geeks face)

{sound of gun two shot}

[close up of jocks face jumping]

{punching and fight sound from outside the door}

all: (back away from the door)

hero: (pushes open doors)

Friday, 22 November 2013

Planning Targets

You need to have evidenced the following by next Wednesday: Storyboard, location research, interviews with at least two actors, timeline of what's being filmed and when, audience profile (based on pearl and dean market research into a similar film.)

Thursday, 21 November 2013

Script: First Draft

VIRUS,
-film production company logo-
[fade out sliding shots of the school with students]
Rebel: (gearing up, to cycle around school outside)
[fading slide transition shot to gym]
Jock: (in the background playing basket ball)
Cheerleader: (painting her nails in the focused part of the shot)
[fading to science room]
Geek: (conducting an experiment that emits smoke)
[fades to art classroom]
Outcast: (painting the zombies from inside the classroom whilst munching)
Rebel: (cycles past on his bike)
Zombies: (follow rebel on the bike)
Outcast: (rushes towards the window and watches the zombies follow the rebel)
[cuts to science classroom]
Rebel: (cycles past)
Zombies: (follow shortly behind the rebel)
Outcast: (rushes into science room)
Geek: (grabs coat) seriously
Outcast: (scattley rushes out the room)
[geek and outcast are running down the long corridor]
Geek, Outcast: (take chains off the door handle and removes barricades)
{zombies shouting gets louder}
Geek: THERE COMING!!!!
[geek and outcast hold open the doors]
Rebel: (races through the doors towards the camera)
Geek,outcast: (walk away from the door watching rebel cycle up the corridor)
Geek: SERIOUSLY!!!!
{side on close up of out cast face and geek in the background}
Outcast: sniggers
{door slams open}
outcast, geek: (look at eachother *pause breath out* run)
[cut to sports hall]

[jock cycles into the hall followed short after by geek and outcast]
cheerleader: WHAT DID YOU DO? (to rebel)
rebel: (take helmet off) relax princess
geek: (closes doors)
[cast join together in the middle of the hall using random weapon like tennis racket]
{the sound begins to get louder and the doors are rattling}
[close up of cast adding suspense]

{three violent sounds of stabbing and blood}

Friday, 25 October 2013

Representation and Stereotyping in our Film.

Our film's main cast is a group of teenagers that haven't been effected by the zombie virus that is infecting the world. As we are using teenagers, we have decided that we should use some stereotypes to build the characters, and then have some moments where their stereotypes are subverted. For example, the ditzy blonde girl will end up being smarter than the other people have realised.



One of the stereotypes we are using is the good looking, sporty guy. We decided to have the character because we thought we could subvert his stereotype by making him the most scared of the zombies. By subverting this stereotype we are trying to show that in certain situations, the person who is supposed to be brave and heroic is in fact a complete and utter coward.



As mentioned above, the other stereotype is the blonde girl whose quite ditzy. We wanted to have this character, as it would be interesting to subvert her stereotype by having her make some of the bolder scientific statements of the film. Also, the other characters will think that she isn't intelligent, and will therefore be talking to her as if she won't understand certain things, such as how the virus spread and other things.

Friday, 18 October 2013

Well done so far! Include some pie charts to support your analysis of your questionnaire and design or find titles that will create brand identity. Some location research and storyboard needs to be evidenced by Friday - that way you can film some footage over half-term. A long term target: video-blog things like make-up trails and costume sourcing! You need to revisit my previous targets George to demonstrate higher level research. Keep going!